250 || [Solo] Four Ways You Will Grow When You Build Your Dream in Community || Merritt Onsa

Send us Fan MailFind the show notes here.   Have you resisted inviting others into the hardest parts of your dream?   We all want to be the one who helps when our friends are in need, but which of us actually wants to be the needy one? Few of us easily admit weakness; it’s our fallen nature as humans. But it’s also the lie that we see all around us: That everyone else has their stuff together. Instagram highlights rarely touch the hard stuff, not in a real, meaningful, or vulnerable way. So you end up feeling like you’re the only one who’s struggling to keep it all together. But it’s not true. We are each fighting our own battles, and the enemy wants us to believe that we’re alone in them. It happens in your personal life, and it happens with your God-shaped dream. In this solo episode, you’re going to hear:   What results when we function mostly in isolation Why we find it so difficult to invite others in The difference it can make when you shift out of isolation mode and into community And that’s not all! In case you haven’t already heard, I’m offering four free workshops this month with practical opportunities to build up a habit of involving others in your dream. Sure, it might still be challenging to do so, but it’s going to be so good for you AND your dream! Take my word for it and register for the workshops here: https://forms.gle/ro9jkCfcTM22mz9k7     NEXT STEPS: Connect with Merritt: Website || Instagram || Book a Discovery Call Get Connected with the Facebook Community Support the Podcast Leave a Review: Apple Podcasts/iTunes Subscribe: on Apple Podcasts * on AndroidSign up for Dream Believers. Just $49/month or $490 for the year (get 2 months free!) NEXT STEPS:Connect with Merritt: Website || Instagram || Book a CallLeave a Review: Apple Podcasts/iTunesSubscribe: on Apple Podcasts * on AndroidJoin the Dream Believers communityMORE ABOUT THE DEVOTED DREAMERS PODCAST:Produced by Jonathan R. Clauson. Theme music by Reaktor Productions. Ad music by Komiku.